‘Joined by history and fate’: Trump and King Charles toast US-UK ‘kinship’ ... and each other at lavish state banquet
Trump describes US-UK bond as ‘irreplaceable and unbreakable’ during state banquet
- Donald Trump concluded a historic second state visit to the UK, attending a banquet hosted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle.
- During the banquet, Trump toasted the 'great friendship' between the United States and the United Kingdom, praising King Charles III and the Prince of Wales.
- Trump notably omitted mentioning Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, despite his status as an American resident.
- He emphasized the deep historical, cultural, and linguistic ties, calling the bond between the two nations 'priceless and eternal'.
- King Charles III reciprocated, celebrating the strong modern relationship despite past differences and highlighting shared values, economic, and military defense cooperation.